Statement of Condition of The National Produce Bank of Chicago
Statement of Condition at close of business June 30 1910 lists assets including Loans and Discounts 1 105 308 33 United States Bonds 254 000 00 and cash 818 760 04. liabilities show Deposits 1 945 812 31 Capital Stock 260 000 00 Surplus 60 000 09 and profits. Officers include Edwin J Wagner president and John W Low vice president. Make Chicago drafts payable through the National Produce Bank.
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National Produce Bank of Chicago
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United States
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Eugene Slattery Returns to Chicago from Texas and Florida
Eugene Slattery of the Woods Co returns to Chicago after December abroad in Florida and Texas. He supervised orange and grapefruit shipping at Orlando and oversaw extensive potato shipments from Wharton. A skilled traffic man, he has managed hundreds of cars while away and will likely travel again for the company.
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Chicago
Eugene Slattery
11. Woods Co
J.L. Slattery
Florida
Texas
Orlando
Fla
I. Woods Co
Wharton, Te
Mr. Slattery
Henry Martin & CO
South Water St
the Packer
State Bank of Chicago
Local Fruit Shipments Rise in Mich. County
Probable Minnville Michigan shipments from this point will represent about 10 cars of strawberries 2 cars of raspberries 2 cars of blackberries and 2 cars of cranberries. New orchards are bearing well and fruit ripens. most fruit is shipped with no canning or drying done. Growth and care in fruit raising increase in the locality.
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Minnville
Mich
Fennville
Apple trade talk in Chicago hints at fresh shipments
In Chicago on July 8 a trader notes strong demand for early apples and seeks additional shipments. The Gea Middendorl Co. is mentioned in relation to securing various apple varieties and related produce, though the text is garbled and some lines are unreadable.
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Chicago
Gea
Middendor! Co
Cannes
Michigan fruit outlook in Muskegon district crops
A July report from Swan Rapids notes a formed association of thirty leading orchard owners to manage this year's business as growers expect better fruit with improved care. Apple and peach orchards show uneven yields but improved spraying, cultivation, and pruning promise healthier crops, including grapes in the southwestern belt. Potatoes and beans acreage remains stable with rising Red Kidney and White Pea bean production. shipments include bulk apples and several carloads of peaches and pears.
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Mich
Grant
Bailey
Cusnoita
Kent City
Sparta
Howie
John Mckinley
Crawford
Watts
Hargest
Cate
Spy
Hmiubbardson
Wagner
Baldwin
Ito
Orde
USC
Muskegon County
Aroma Sparta
Unwin
Michigan
Ground Rapids
Soreheads Can't Hurt Me Says Sprague in Chicago
P 14 Sprague denies rumors attacking his reputation amid reports linking him to the Sprague Commission Co. He states he has no ties to the agency and cannot be held responsible for its conduct. He plans a country trip to oversee poultry shipments for the Wabash railroad.
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Chicago
Sprague
Sprague Comission Co
South Water Street
Sprague Comimevell Agency
Wabash Railroad
A Popular Chicago Bank Opens in Produce Trade
Officers of the National Produce Bank of Chicago celebrate a strong quarterly statement with deposits near 2 million dollars. The bank has grown rapidly in two to three years, attracting many fruit and produce dealers from other banks. It solicits checking and savings accounts and urges out of town shippers to draft through it due to its proximity to the produce trade.
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Chicago
National Produce Bank of Chicago
Packer
Onion Grower Seeks Rain as Crop Hangs in Balance
Fornday Nevd Rain Akron Indiana July Geo Ridinger notes the onion crop is badly stressed and faces slim chances of recovery without imminent rainfall. He warns both onions and potatoes may be affected if the weather does not improve soon.
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Fornday
Akron
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Suly
Geo
Ridinger
Saya
Hay market and trade talk at Chicago hay market
Prices rose 50 cents over two days with a $1 advance in key hay grades as demand remains steady. Albert Miller & Co. urges shippers to bid for new prairie hay while weather and rains affect shipment quality. Chicago Butter and Egg board case moves toward August hearing. L P Larsen to Denmark for a vacation. Lawton Michigan grapes suffer cold-weather damage threatening output and regional fruit industry.
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Chicago
Timothy
J. I. Devlin
Albert, Miler & Co
Devlin
Albert Miller & Co
Butter & Egg Board
Elgin butter board sticks to 27 1/2c price
Elgin Illinois July 7 The butter board held last Saturday due to the Fourth of July falling on Monday No price change from last week 27 1/2 cents ruled on Monday bid 28 cents but no butter offered The quotation committee proposed 27 1/2 cents but was upheld by vote Creamery men report pastures poor from heat and drought Peach drop heavier than usual in southern Michigan with a shortened berry crop Kalamazoo July 7 Solicits Country Banking Business Chicago July 8 The National Produce Bank of Chicago asks country shippers to make drafts on Chicago houses payable through this bank.
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Elgin Butter Board
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
National Produce Bank of Chicago
Indianapolis Egg Market Weakens After Fourth of July Demand
Indianapolis July 7 The egg market remains weak at the old quotation 164% to 17c. Fourth of July demand boosted spring chickens and fowls with jobbers paying 27 to 28c for former at peak demand. Prices slid back to pre holiday levels promptly. Dawson Pinto Fruit & Produce Co launches in city. Pinto has long retail fruit experience and Dawson previously with Vondersaar & Co. New potato quality variability pushes price range Tic to 90¢ per bushel. Kentucky barrels hold at $2. Telephone peas sell $1.25 per barrel. Apples brisk. Early Harvest hampers $1 fancy and Tic to $1 choice. Red Junes $1.50. Flexus crates $1.50–$1.75. Red raspberries rise $2–$2.50 per 24 pint case. Gooseberries $2.50.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Dawson-Pinto Fruit & Produce Co
Pinto
Dawson
Vondersaar & Co
Kentucky
Alabama
Peaches for La Chicago under Moderna Economy Code
Adv Peaches for La Chicago cites Moderna Economy Code. G M H Wagner & Sons show heavy peach interest in Georgia and Texas with agents on the ground ready to quote attractive prices for one or more cars for prompt shipment. Inquiries by letter or wire are urged.
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Chicago
G. M. H. Wagner & Sons
Georgia
Texas
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